Wackside

Hart and Held worked as the Cord Boys and entered with "I Can't Take It" and "Rockin' Myself" the charts. Rödinger is the producer of many clubhits in the last 10 years. His biggest success was "Let There Be House" which was a co-operation with Deskee. In 1997, Rödinger joined Hart and Held and they founded Wackside. Since then, they remixed acts as Yello, Robbie Rivera, Ann Nesby, Sweet Female Attitude, Spike, Jam & Spoon and Spiller. Also, they produced own tracks (and most of them hits) as "Turtle Funk", "I'll Get Over It" and "What's On Your Mind". In 2000, Wackside founded their own label named Brickhouse Records, with Peppermint Jam for the distribution. One the hottest tracks on Brickhouse is "Touch Me" from Sharon Phillips who created already before some brilliant tracks with Wackside. Other acts on the labels were and are Ben Hart, Kenny Blake and Sebastian Krieg and Tyree Cooper. Wackside and Brickhouse Records are strongly integrated in the club-scene from Frankfurt. Held is resident in U60311, one the leading clubs in Germany. On Brickhouse-partys, famous acts as Knee Deep, Brian Tappert, Paolo Martini or ATFC are playing.